A Pattern for Murder
(2026)(The fourth book in the Sady Sawyer Cozy Mystery series)
A novel by Nora Noor
Some secrets are stitched so tight, only the dead can unravel them.
When a cryptic note sends craft shop owner Sadie Sawyer to a crumbling Victorian estate, she expects a check, not a body in a hidden room lined with thirty-one identical, half-finished quilts.
Good thing she brought her Golden Retriever Baxter, whose nose leads where no detective would think to look: inside thread spools, beneath quilt backings, and straight to the truth everyone else keeps walking past.
The suspects abound: Eleanor's nephew Arthur itching to sell the estate before anyone starts asking questions. The mysterious newcomer Jibran has been spotted twice in Briarwood, once outside Arthur's motel and once near the room where Eleanor died.
When threats arrive and the sale is rushing through, Sadie realizes Eleanor stitched her final wishes into the quilts themselves.
If Sadie can't unravel the truth in time, a killer will walk free and a woman's story disappears forever.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
When a cryptic note sends craft shop owner Sadie Sawyer to a crumbling Victorian estate, she expects a check, not a body in a hidden room lined with thirty-one identical, half-finished quilts.
Good thing she brought her Golden Retriever Baxter, whose nose leads where no detective would think to look: inside thread spools, beneath quilt backings, and straight to the truth everyone else keeps walking past.
The suspects abound: Eleanor's nephew Arthur itching to sell the estate before anyone starts asking questions. The mysterious newcomer Jibran has been spotted twice in Briarwood, once outside Arthur's motel and once near the room where Eleanor died.
When threats arrive and the sale is rushing through, Sadie realizes Eleanor stitched her final wishes into the quilts themselves.
If Sadie can't unravel the truth in time, a killer will walk free and a woman's story disappears forever.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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